
We started out our trip by picking up Louisa at her home on Summit Ave. in Mt. Tamalpais.


Before you see the view from the outside, you must see the curtain!


Nice view

Eventually we got off and not soon after stopped. Yes, they had yellow mustard.


And soon stopped again and tipped our hats to a few locals


Loved these colors!

Of course we stopped at a few 2nd hand stores. These lockers were great.

really wanted to get the scoreboard for Gordon.



Ralph Lauren perhaps?

We stopped in a little seaside town looking for lodging, where were told it was graduation week, every hotel was full… So we kept driving.



This dude was shooting his friend surfing. Pretty cool piece. He shoots commercials and stuff…

We were getting tired so we checked into the Curly Redwood Lodge






In the morning we went to collect some driftwood. You know Jay loves his driftwood.


Doing Hachonos for driftwood picking.




We were fortunate enough to be invited into the home of a Cherokee woman who fitted us for some custom moccasins.












Ran into this dude as I was walking out of my office the other day. We wear tweed all June, July and August here in SF! We struck up a conversation after after asking if we could take each others picture. I went home and checked his site, He has been shooting similar characters for the last 20+ years.
I especially love these twins

I have seen many women try and wear ties, while most do it better than Avril Levine even if they wear a proper collared shirt, they’ll still mess it up somehow by leaving it untucked or dangling like an orb. I think theres only one way, like a fella. With a vest, suit or just a shirt like Bettina did here. I think they have one thing to their advantage, I think a woman can wear a slightly wider tie (than the young men wear today) sans jacket. I feel like a kid when wearing a tie without a jacket; be it denim or a blazer…
After 23 years in Berkeley, Wilderness Exchange has closed. With the friendliest sales staff, its no surprise they lasted 20 years across the street from REI! On both visits we showed up close to closing time and I of course ran around taking pictures rather than shop. Well the 3rd time I showed they had closed but an employee was selling his collection in the lot. There were new & used tents in all shapes and sizes. I was pondering this 3-man vintage North Face tent in the shape of a VW bus! There were plenty of The North Face, Patagonia and Dana Design bags and jackets. Looking at kayaks, canoes and outdoor equipment I was just so happy to be in Northern California- one step closer the great outdoors experience.










